Request What do people eat?

granola bars thats all i have for lunch and breaks.
i eat 5-7 a day at work a box of 36 is roughly 6$

 

Novels.

Jk aside. Im a fan of kebab lately.

 

Vegetable curry. You can eat it even if its cold. I usually make a big service of curry and rice so it can last few days. Its really filling too.

 

My normal lunch is just some simple stir fry veggies with maybe some pork or tofu that i throw in a container with plastic fork. Takes like 10mins to prepare in the morning or can even be made in big patch day or 2 prior

 

it costs 15$ to make a big pot of curry which is enough for 15 ppls but i usually only get 2 servings cuz big family and big eaters
its not the american serving size either

 

Onigiris wrapped in foil. They taste good at room temperature and you can use a lot of different fillings. Mixed nuts and granola bars are good too. I really like tuna and egg salad sandwiches too but I would use a cold pack to carry them.

When I was working in an office, sometimes I would make food for a group of friends or we would make a “themed bento” lunch like “everyone brings a different pasta dish” and shared it.

One of my friends there hated Hello Kitty, but I have been gifted HK themed things since I was young so I love it. I made this lunch to share with her:

 

You can get room-temperature sausages and cheeses, then eat them with crackers

 

Have you considered meal prepping? For example..


If not, then this might be up your alley.

 

frankly i just eat anything that is edible, i really dont care that it doesnt conform with the standards i eat what is edible

 

The joy of bring Asian is that "if you're not eating rice then that's not eating"